March 2009


Fast Money Recaps24 Mar 2009 12:19 am

Fast Money Stock Picks – March 23, 2009 – Tech

Najarian:
PALM – Palm – Buy – Rising Star Stock
AAPL – Apple – Buy
AGN – Allergan – Buy – Final Trade

Macke:
GS – Goldman Sachs – Take gains – Final Trade
MOS – Mosaic – Buy
POT – Potash – Buy
AAPL – Apple – Buy

Finerman:
AXYS – Axsys Technologies – Buy – Final Trade

Adami:
IBM – IBM – Buy
HPQ – Hewlett Packard – Buy
GLW – Corning – Buy – Final Trade

Jim Suva, Citi Investment Research analyst:
GLW – Corning – Buy
AAPL – Apple – Buy
PALM – Palm – Buy

Pops (stocks that jumped higher):
JPM – JP Morgan (25%) – This and other financials rallied on the government’s new plan to mop up toxic assets
CME – CME Group (15%) – Recently approved for guaranteeing credit-default swaps and could experience a volume increase on gov’t bailout plans
WFC – Wells Fargo (24%) – Macke: They also want to pay back TARP money
HPQ – Hewlett Packard (8%) – Adami: This stock could go to $34
LLY – Eli Lilly (5%) – Najarian: Even with the pop shares still look a little too cheap
COF – Capital One (20%) – Finerman: I would not be short anymore
INTC – Intel (6%) – Macke: I would not want to own this stock
AA – Alcoa (13%) – Adami: It should move higher from here
EEM – iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (9%) – Soared with commodities and global stocks
PRU – Prudential (26%) – What’s good for banks appears to be just as good for insurance firms
BCS – Barclays (30%) – Investors believed the Geithner plan could spark growth worldwide
ING – ING Group (24%) – Asked over 1000 employees to return last year’s bonuses after it received $13.5 billion in gov’t aid last October

Drops (stocks that slid lower):
HRB – H&R Block (9%) – Investors didn’t like the way the numbers added up
HRS – Harris (9%) – Oppenheimer downgraded it from ‘outperform’ to ‘perform’ and slashed its price target to $65

Fast Money Recaps23 Mar 2009 08:32 am

Fast Money Stock Picks – March 20, 2009 – Pullbacks

Macke:
POT – Potash – Buy
.SPX – S&P – Get long at 740 – Final Trade

Seymour:
TTM – Tata Motors – Buy
TCK – Teck Cominco – Buy if it falls to $4, sell at $5

Najarian:
TEVA – Teva – Buy – Final Trade

Terranova:
JPM – JP Morgan – Buy if it pulls back to $20 – Final Trade

Pops (stocks that jumped higher):
HD – Home Depot (7%) – Terranova: I’d take some off the table
DRI – Darden Restaurants (19%) – Najarian: I like how these guys are running the ship
CHK – Chesapeake Energy (15%) – Terranvoa: I like EOG Resources better
MET – MetLife (17%) – Bank of America upgraded it to ‘buy’ due partly to a strong capital “cushion”
T – AT&T (4%) – Investors remained bullish despite a ratings downgrade from S&P from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’
ORCL – Oracle (10%) – Beat on 3Q earnings and declared its first ever dividend
IYT – Dow Jones Transport ETF (2%) – Transports climbed as commodities rallied on the drop in the dollar

Drops (stocks that slid lower):
GE – General Electric (5%) – Gave back gains despite a positive update from its capital arm
COF – Capital One (10%) – Customers appear to be paying back less of their balances
MS – Morgan Stanley (22%) – Macke: I wouldn’t look at this stock until it falls back in the teens
FDX – FedEx (8%) – Seymour: I’m looking forward to see what they do
XRX – Xerox (17%) – Cut its outlook for 1Q earnings

Fast Money Recaps20 Mar 2009 08:33 am

Fast Money Stock Picks – March 19, 2009 – Financials and Fast Food

Najarian:
GS – Goldman Sachs – Buy
MS – Morgan Stanley – Buy
JPM – JP Morgan – Buy
DRI – Darden – Buy
MCD – McDonald’s – Buy – Final Trade

Macke:
MCD – McDonald’s – Buy
*Take profits and step back – Final Trade

Adami:
YUM – Yum! Brands – Buy
ORCL – Oracle – Sell, then buy back at $15.50 – Final Trade

Seymour:
MCD – McDonald’s – Buy
TS – Tenaris – Buy – Final Trade

Josh Rosner, managing director at Graham Fisher & Co:
TIP – iShares Barclays TIPS Bond Fund – Buy

Pops (stocks that jumped higher):
FDX – FedEx (5%) – Adami: I’d stay away
MT – Arcelor Mittal (7%) – Seymour: I think it has upside
CHK – Chesapeake Energy (3%) – Adami: I think it could go higher from here
DRYS – DryShips (28%) – Won a 3-year contract from Petrobras for exploration in the Black Sea
VLO – Valero Energy (5%) – Won a bid to buy ethanol plants from VeraSun
X – US Steel (9%) – Adami: The price action suggests to me it goes higher
VIP – Vimpel-Communications (13%) – Seymour: A stable ruble is good for this stock
BRCD – Brocade Communications (4%) – RBC Capital upgraded it from ‘sector perform’ to ‘outperform’

Drops (stocks that slid lower):
MS – Morgan Stanely (13%) – Macke: I think investors wanted an excuse to take the stock lower
PRU – Prudential Financial (25%) – Moody’s downgraded its senior debt rating due to investment losses and further capital concerns
CHL – China Mobile (4%) – Seymour: I think this stock is good to own for the long term
EXPE – Expedia (6%) – JP Morgan downgraded it from ‘overweight’ to ‘neutral’

Fast Money Recaps19 Mar 2009 08:53 am

Fast Money Stock Picks – March 18, 2009 – Energy and Tech

Najarian:
SMH – Semiconductor ETF – Buy – Final Trade
*Keep an eye on energy, technology, and financials:
XOM – Exxon Mobil
AAPL – Apple
DELL – Dell
INTC – Intel
UTX – United Technologies

Adami:
GHL – Greenhill – Buy
LAZ – Lazard – Buy
COP – ConocoPhillips – Buy

Seymour:
PBR – Petrobras – Buy
*Final Trade:
IBN – ICICI Bank – Buy
BBD – Banco Bradesco – Buy
SAN – Banco Santander – Buy

Terranova:
Gold – Buy for long term only
XOM – Exxon Mobil – Buy

Gartman:
Commodities – Buy, especially copper

Pops (stocks that jumped higher):
WFC – Wells Fargo (16%) – Terranova: If you’re long, use a tight stop at $16.25 to get out
MET – MetLife (20%) – Seymour: Everything the Fed said on Wednesday is good for insurers
XLU – Utilities SPDR ETF (3%) – Adami: I wouldn’t race into this
DRI – Darden Restaurants (20%) – Najarian: Unbelievable performance here
FSLR – First Solar (2%) – Seymour: There were market rumors that it was going to be included in the S&P
SBUX – Starbucks (3%) – Najarian: It seems to me they’re getting it together
GES – Guess? (14%) – Beat on 4Q earnings
LLY – Eli Lilly (2%) – Citigroup upgraded it from ‘hold’ to ‘buy’ citing likely approval of its new blood thinner Effient

Drops (stocks that slid lower):
HPQ – Hewlett-Packard (3%) – Terranova: I think at these levels it’s an attractive buy
GIS – General Mills (11%) – Full year earnings forecast missed analysts’ estimates and 3Q profits fell by a third
HES – Hess (3%) – Crude inventories swelled to their highest levels in nearly two years

Fast Money Recaps18 Mar 2009 08:46 am

Fast Money Stock Picks – March 17, 2009 – Financials

Najarian:
NKE – Nike – Buy
XLI – Industrial Select Sector SPDR – Buy – Final Trade

Macke:
AAPL – Apple – Sell
GS – Goldman Sachs – Sell – Final Trade
MS – Morgan Stanley – Sell

Adami:
RJF – Raymond James – Buy
JEF – Jefferies – Buy
GILD – Gilead – Buy – Final Trade

Doug Cliggott, CIO of Dover Management:
TIP – iShares Barclays TIPS Bond Fund – Buy

Robert Cihra, Caris & Co computer analyst:
AAPL – Apple – Buy

Pops (stocks that jumped higher):
XOM – Exxon Mobil (3%) – Terranova: If you’re long oil futures, I’d move into the integrated names
HD – Home Depot (6%) – Adami: I wouldn’t chase this stock but I think it goes to $24
WMT – Wal-Mart (2%) – Macke: It’s the only retailer for me
T – AT&T (4%) – Najarian: It got swept along by sentiment
CME – CME Group (13%) – Terranova: I think this is a stock to be looking at
IP – International Paper (15%) – JP Morgan said it could benefit from alternative fuel tax credits
KSS – Kohl’s (6%) – Jeffries upgraded it from ‘hold’ to ‘buy’ and said it may report stronger than expected sales
STRA – Strayer Education (7%) – Piper Jaffray upgraded it, citing strong enrollment
AMD – Advanced Micro Devices (11%) – Completed a spin-off intended to transform it into a more nimble competitor

Drops (stocks that slid lower):
ENER – Energy Conversion Devices (23%) – Lowered its sale forecast due to waning demand and it also delayed plans for expansion
NUE – Nucor (9%) – Warned of a 1Q loss due to continued weak demand

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